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I'm curious if there's a way to implement a template in Readme? The use case is that I create a content in which that content can just be reference to different pages. Illustration: ``` <template id="contact-us">Contact Us</template> Guide: How To Write Writing is.... Need more help? <template/> Guide: How to Run Running is... Need more help? <template/> ``` In this way I will not copy-paste "Contact Us" content whenever I need it. And if I need to update Contact Us i will just update the source.

Can we show a page with endpoint object rendererd from OAS ? Similar to the below example where accounts endpoint shows a page (section) with account object ? <https://stripe.com/docs/api/accounts/object#account_object> Thanks for your help.

Is there a way to recover email/username?

I keep changing the title from API URL to API Documentation because I wanted to change the way it looked and it keeps returning back to API URL. I change the text, it saves it automatically and then I check on the preview of my documentation site, but when I come back the next day, it is back to API URL. I am the only person writing API documentation and none of the other two on my account have changed anything. What's going on? Am I not supposed to change that text?

The image widget uses the same text for the caption of a figure and for the alt text of the image. However, you might want different text, because these items have different audiences. You might use a brief description for the caption and a more detailed description for the alt text. I know I can specify alt text via "plain" markdown: ```  ``` But then I lose the benefits of the image widget. Is there any way to do it?

When trying to edit category through command, getting error Command: rdme openapi --key=$README_API_KEY --id=$CATEGORY_ID Error: request to <https://dash.readme.com/api/v1/api-registry> failed, reason: unable to get local issuer certificate

Hi, Is it possible to include line breaks in markdown tables synced via the RDME tool? You used to be able to use <br> tags to include line breaks in markdown tables, but that doesn't seem work anymore. Any guidance on the exact behavior of tables in the Readme editor/sync would be greatly appreciated.

What is the logic used to order the openapi tags in the rendered page? Is there a way to influence the order of the pages in the left menu? I read this: <https://docs.readme.com/main/docs/openapi-categories-pages-subpages#tags> - but I still don't understand how is the order of the menu in the left defined. Let's say I have the following tags in my `openapi.yaml`: ``` tags: - name: Page1 - name: Page2 - name: Page3 ``` What I want is, to have menu items in the left pane of the docs page ordered in the same order as I specified in my `openapi.yaml` file. Currently the order is not preserved and I can't understand what algorithm is used to detect the order.

I cannot see a way to add an image to help explain my problem.... <https://v.usetapes.com/yLjdvMHiiJ>

I moved a section from the Reference to the Guides, it move the section header and the first document in the section, but I now cannot find the subtopics that were attached to the first topic. Where did they go?